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Boston neighborhoods we cover for siding

Boston's neighborhoods were built in different eras, in different materials and with different exposure to wind and water. These pages explain what that means for siding in each one.

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  • Brick and clapboard nineteenth-century rowhouses on a narrow Charlestown streetService area

    Charlestown

    Siding repair for Charlestown's Federal and Greek Revival rowhouses and wood homes near Bunker Hill: historic review, tight streets, clapboard care.

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  • Street of wood triple-decker houses with front porches in DorchesterService area

    Dorchester

    Siding repair and re-siding for Dorchester triple-deckers, Victorians and two-families, from Savin Hill to Ashmont. Local housing, permit and storm notes.

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  • Wood frame houses on a hillside with the harbor and city skyline across the waterService area

    East Boston

    Siding repair and replacement for East Boston houses on Eagle Hill, Jeffries Point and Orient Heights: harbor wind, salt air and flood risk notes.

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  • Victorian house with decorative wood shingles under large mature trees in Jamaica PlainService area

    Jamaica Plain

    Siding repair and replacement for Jamaica Plain Victorians, triple-deckers and two-families under heavy tree cover. Shade, moisture and trim notes.

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  • Row of narrow attached wood houses near the harbor with the sea in the distanceService area

    South Boston

    Siding repair and re-siding for South Boston rowhouses, triple-deckers and two-families, from City Point to Dorchester Heights. Wind and salt notes.

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  • Colonial single-family house with new siding on a leafy suburban streetService area

    West Roxbury

    Siding repair and full re-siding for West Roxbury colonials, capes and two-families, from Bellevue Hill to the VFW Parkway. Housing, permit and tree notes.

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Neighborhood pages

Pick your neighborhood

Coverage follows the contractor network's ZIP codes, which include Boston proper plus nearby cities such as Cambridge, Somerville, Quincy, Medford and Malden. If your neighborhood has no page yet, you can still call to check whether a contractor serves your street.

All service areas
  • Brick and clapboard nineteenth-century rowhouses on a narrow Charlestown streetService area

    Charlestown

    Siding repair for Charlestown's Federal and Greek Revival rowhouses and wood homes near Bunker Hill: historic review, tight streets, clapboard care.

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  • Street of wood triple-decker houses with front porches in DorchesterService area

    Dorchester

    Siding repair and re-siding for Dorchester triple-deckers, Victorians and two-families, from Savin Hill to Ashmont. Local housing, permit and storm notes.

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  • Wood frame houses on a hillside with the harbor and city skyline across the waterService area

    East Boston

    Siding repair and replacement for East Boston houses on Eagle Hill, Jeffries Point and Orient Heights: harbor wind, salt air and flood risk notes.

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  • Victorian house with decorative wood shingles under large mature trees in Jamaica PlainService area

    Jamaica Plain

    Siding repair and replacement for Jamaica Plain Victorians, triple-deckers and two-families under heavy tree cover. Shade, moisture and trim notes.

    Learn more
  • Row of narrow attached wood houses near the harbor with the sea in the distanceService area

    South Boston

    Siding repair and re-siding for South Boston rowhouses, triple-deckers and two-families, from City Point to Dorchester Heights. Wind and salt notes.

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  • Colonial single-family house with new siding on a leafy suburban streetService area

    West Roxbury

    Siding repair and full re-siding for West Roxbury colonials, capes and two-families, from Bellevue Hill to the VFW Parkway. Housing, permit and tree notes.

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Coverage note

If your address is not listed

The contractor network changes the ZIP codes it accepts from time to time. Calling is the quickest way to find out whether a contractor serves your street today. Mention your ZIP code and the nearest cross street when you call. Remember that separate cities near Boston, such as Cambridge or Somerville, have their own building departments and permit rules.

Neighborhood differences

Why each neighborhood gets its own page

A Dorchester triple-decker, a Charlestown rowhouse and a West Roxbury colonial were built in different decades, from different materials and with different exposure to wind and salt air. Their permit situations differ too, since some streets sit in or near historic districts. Each page covers the local housing, the common siding materials on those streets, the problems that come up there and the practical details of working on those streets.

Check your street

Call to see who serves your address

Tell the contractor your neighborhood and the type of house, and they will tell you on the call whether it is in their area.

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